Nixon orders halt in bombing as Paris talks continue
United Press International reports Nixon ordered an immediate halt to all bombing and shelling in North Vietnam amid progress in Paris negotiations. Kissinger to return for further talks. South Vietnamese officials and Viet Cong demand a similar halt in actions in the South. Minings of Haiphong Harbor paused pending talks.
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Saigon
Hanoi
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White House
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le Duc Tho
Tin Song
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
South Vietnam
United States
Ly van Sau
Kissinger
UPI
Hea
Tho
Namese
Ronald Ziegler
Haiphong Harbor
Ziegler
Tool thefts probed in Scottsdale police report
Scottsdale police investigated three thefts totaling more than 1000 dollars in tools and personal property. Victims include Heml Inc. employee at 7661 E Montecito and Dean Gregory at 6441 E Cactus Rd reporting losses from storage sheds.
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Scottsdale
Heml Inc
E. Montecito
Dean Gregory
E. Cactus Rd
Lorell E. Hail
E. Verde Lane
Sally Dewney
N. 78Rd St
Charles Culp
E. Bonrle Rose “Lane
German novelist Boell blasts success ethic in Germany
West German Nobel laureate Heinrich Boell criticizes Germany's drive to succeed calling the fixation with success murderous and self destructive. He warns of reduced output and wasted effort in a Newsweek interview.
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New York
UPI
Heinrich Boell
Germany
Newsweek
Ee Boell
Four Watergate defendants plead guilty in DNC break in
Bernard Barker Frank Sturgis Virgilio Gonzales and Eugenio Martinez pleaded guilty to seven counts of conspiracy theft wiretapping and bugging in the Watergate case joining Howard Hunt Jr The plea left only G Gordon Liddy and James W McCord Jr to stand trial as the judge arranged new representation for the four Miami defendants.
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UPI
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Frank Sturgis
Virgilio R. Gonzales
Eugenio R. Martinez
White House
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Watergate Seven
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James W. McCord Jr
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Sturgis
Gonzales
Martinez
Miami
Henry B. Rothblatt
Watergate Complex
Democratic National Committee
Obituary for Maurice E Kinsey Former Tee Pak VP
Maurice E Kinsey 67 died Saturday in Doctors Hospital Phoenix services 10 a m Tuesday at St Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal Church cremation Messinger Mortuary in charge of arrangements He lived at 6922 E Calle Tuberla former vice president of Tee Pak Inc in charge of operations in Chicago A native of Fairview Oregon he came to Scottsdale in 1968 from Danville Illinois He worked for Raynoll Co New York City for 24 years and headed its technical services division He held a PhD in organic chemistry from the University of Wisconsin a Oregon State University graduate He belonged to Sigma Phi Epsilon Tau Beta Pi and the American Chemical Society Survivors include wife Frances son John E of Wisconsin Rapids daughter Ann Weinber and five grandchildren Contributions suggested to the American Cancer Society
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Doctors Hospital
Phoenix
St. Barnabas
Desert Episcopal Church
N. Mockingbird Lane
Messinger
Oregon State University
University of Wisconsin
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Tau Beta Phi
American Chemical Society
Frances
John E
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Ann Weinber
American Cancer Society
Charles J Carvalho dies in Scottsdale at 20
Charles J Carvalho, 20, son of State Representative Americo Carvalho of Scottsdale, died Saturday at his home from accidental asphyxiation. A Rosary and Bible service is at 8 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary, with Mass at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Burial in St. Francis Cemetery. He was a 1971 Saguaro High School graduate, an apprentice plumber and a student who moved to Scottsdale from Mineola New York nine years ago. Survivors include his mother America Jr and Robert, Deborah, Kim, all of Scottsdale, and grandparents Manuel Carvalho of Portugal and Stella Hopek of Garden City New York.
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Charles J. Carvalho
Americo Carvalho
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Miller
Second Street
St. Francis Cemetery
Carvalho
Saguaro High School
Death of Anna R. Ross in Scottsdale
Mrs Anna Ross 85 died Saturday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A funeral service is at 2 p.m. Tuesday on Indian School Road, with burial at Greenwood Memorial Park in Phoenix. Born in McCune Kansas she moved to the Valley in 1955 and Scottsdale in 1959. Survivors include three daughters Frances Mechling Thelma Paul and Goldie Nice, two brothers and one sister out of state, 12 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
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Anna R. Ross
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Greenwood Memorial Park
Phoenix
Ross
I E. Edgemont
McCune
Kan
Mrs Cornelia Lockwood 90 longtime home economist professor dies
Mrs. Cornelia Lockwood, 90, a Pratt Institute graduate and home economics professor, died Sunday at Golden Age Nursing Home. She lived at 6413 E Rosewood Lane Scottsdale and was born in Prattskill New York. Survived by two Scottsdale daughters Ruth Pease and Helen Van Zanen, a son James H Lockwood of Lakeland Florida, nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Interment at Plat tikill with Messinger Mortuary at 7601 E Indian School.
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Cornelia Lockwood
Pratt ‘Institute
New York City
Golden Age Nursing Home
Scottsdale
Ruth Pease
Helen van Zanen
James H. Lockwood
Lakeland, Fla
New Social SecurityTax Rise Draws Alarm in Senate
Millions of workers face a 35 percent jump in Social Security tax compared with 1972. Senator Frank Church convened the Special Committee on Aging to seek help for the elderly without overburdening workers. Robert M. Ball, a leading SSA official, testified on tax structure and benefits, noting changes impact poverty levels among seniors and the overall reliance on Social Security for income.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate
Robert M. Ball
Social Security Administration
Newark
N.J
Nixon
Ball
Arizona senate hearing debates death penalty revenge role
State senator John Roeder argues hate and vengeance are part of capital punishment while Attorney General Gary Nelson disputes the claim. The hearing on reinstating the death penalty remnants, with Nelson opposing vengeance in law, continues as Sen Corbet considers witnesses and potential deterrent effects.
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Phoenix
UPI
Gary Nelson
John Roeder
Nelson
Roeder
U.S. Supreme Court
Rueder
John Scott Ulm
Tucson
United States
Ulm
Senate Judiciary Committee
Arizona
Leo Corbet
R-Phoenix
Corbet
Two Phoenix youths injured after CHP chase on I-10
A 16 year old driver and a 13 year old passenger from Phoenix were injured when their car overturned during a 15 minute pursuit by California Highway Patrol officers on an I-10 offramp. Both youths had minor injuries, were treated at San Bernardino County Hospital, and placed in Juvenile Hall to await parental custody.
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Ontario
UPI
Phoenix, Ariz
California
Interstate 10
San Bernardino County Hospital
Mother visits eight day old quintuplets in Chicago
Lynn Baer and husband James visited their eight day old quintuplets at a Chicago hospital where the five babies Thomas Leslie Elizabeth Vickie and Douglas weigh two to three pounds each. The quints born a month early must reach five pounds before going home and are cared for in a facility for premature infants.
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Chicago
UPI
Lynn Baer
Charles E Ortman Dies in Scottsdale Veteran of World War II
Funeral for Charles E Ortman 74 a former Evanston Illinois lumber broker who moved to Scottsdale six years ago was held at St Bar nabas on the Desert Episcopal Church in Scottsdale. Cremation followed at a memorial hospital area residence. He leaves daughter Elaine Billek of Scottsdale son Charles EF Ortman Jr of Illinois four grandchildren and a great grandchild. Tribute contributions mentioned to March of Dimes or related respiratory disease charities.
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Charles E. Ortman
Scottsdale
Evanston, Ill
St. Barnabas-on-the-Desert Episcopal Church
N. Mockingbird‘Lane
Mr. Ortman
E. Camelback
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Elaine S
Elaine Billek
Charles Ef, Jr
Illinois
Funeral services for Willa Mae Hunt in Scottsdale
Mrs Willa Mae Hunt 74 died Friday. Services held at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd. Burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens. She came to the Valley eight years ago moved to Scottsdale two years ago born in Kentucky. Survived by son Marvin Twin Falls Idaho daughter Wilma Love Scottsdale one sister eight grandchildren five great grandchildren.
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Willa Mae Hunt
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Hunt
N. 76Th St
Scottsdale
Kentucky
Marvin
Twin Falls
Ida
Wilma Love
Pope Paul VI criticizes Mafioso conspiracies in Vatican speech
In St. Peter's Square Pope Paul VI condemned an outbreak of Mafioso conspiracies and a broader decline in moral life. He cited rising criminality, disdain for civil order, and juvenile delinquency as troubling signs affecting world society.
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UPI
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St. Peter's Square
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